fvdw wrote:will be this evening
I have some family visiting us right now
I succeeded in loading the firmware!
NMAP helped me in finding the correct ip address after booting the firmware...
Many thanks for your help!
fvdw wrote:will be this evening
I have some family visiting us right now
rsync -e ssh user@192.168.2.30:/share/1000/public/video /share/1000/public/video/
E. Remote backup with a SSH access
You can't do remote backups using this menu. However, you can run remote backups from a shell in two configurations :
a)Backup is executed by a remote host that attempts an access to the SSH server (dropbear) of the NAS.
b)Backup is executed by the NAS that attempts an SSH access to a Remote Host.
Case "a", step to do :
on the Remote Host :
- Install a ssh client for linux (or window)
- Install rsync (if linux) or equivalent window (cwRync)
on the NAS,
- Install the RSA public key used by the Remote Host (see Help for SSH access menu)
on the Remote Host,
- use these command patterns (linux):
rsync -e "[yourclientSSH [options]]" -azv... source_on_the_remote_host root@youripnas:destination_on_the_nas (copy Host => Nas)
or
rsync -e "[yourclientSSH [options]]" -azv... root@youripnas:source_on_the_nas destination_on_the_remote_host (copy NAS => Host)
with :
- destination_on_the_nas (or source_on_the_nas) : full path on the nas (/share/1000/sharename/subfolder/...)
- yourclientSSH : fullname of your SSH client
- [options] : options for your SSH (usually path of your rsa key and SSH port used by dropbear)
Case "b", step to do :
on the Remote Host :
- Install a SSH server for linux (or window)
- Install rsync (if linux) or equivalent window (cwRync)
- Install the RSA public key of the NAS
on the NAS,
- either from a script or a Shell Terminal use these command patterns (linux):
rsync -e "/usr/bin/dbclient -p [yourSSH port] -i dropbear_rsa_host_key" -azv... source_on_the_nas login@youriphost:destination_on_the_remote_host (copy NAS => Host)
or
rsync -e "/usr/bin/dbclient -p [yourSSH port] -i dropbear_rsa_host_key" -azv... login@youriphost:source_on_the_remote_host destination_on_the_nas (copy host => Nas)
with :
- destination_on_the_nas (or source_on_the_nas): full path on the nas (/share/1000/sharename/subfolder/...)
- login : name authorized to do an SSH access by your remote host
- yourSSH port : SSH port used by the SSH server of the remote host
Note: if the remote SSH serveur uses the same port as SSH server of NAS, option"-e" is useless in this configuration, because the environment variable "RSYNC_RSH" is set
-With SSH access with key
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port] -i /rw_fs/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key
-With SSH access with password
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port]
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port]
So the command to use is simplified:
For exemple : rsync -azv... source_on_the_nas login@youriphost:destination_on_the_remote_host
Jocko wrote:Think you need to read the help page of the backup menu. ;)E. Remote backup with a SSH access
You can't do remote backups using this menu. However, you can run remote backups from a shell in two configurations :
a)Backup is executed by a remote host that attempts an access to the SSH server (dropbear) of the NAS.
b)Backup is executed by the NAS that attempts an SSH access to a Remote Host.
Case "a", step to do :
on the Remote Host :
- Install a ssh client for linux (or window)
- Install rsync (if linux) or equivalent window (cwRync)
on the NAS,
- Install the RSA public key used by the Remote Host (see Help for SSH access menu)
on the Remote Host,
- use these command patterns (linux):
rsync -e "[yourclientSSH [options]]" -azv... source_on_the_remote_host root@youripnas:destination_on_the_nas (copy Host => Nas)
or
rsync -e "[yourclientSSH [options]]" -azv... root@youripnas:source_on_the_nas destination_on_the_remote_host (copy NAS => Host)
with :
- destination_on_the_nas (or source_on_the_nas) : full path on the nas (/share/1000/sharename/subfolder/...)
- yourclientSSH : fullname of your SSH client
- [options] : options for your SSH (usually path of your rsa key and SSH port used by dropbear)
Case "b", step to do :
on the Remote Host :
- Install a SSH server for linux (or window)
- Install rsync (if linux) or equivalent window (cwRync)
- Install the RSA public key of the NAS
on the NAS,
- either from a script or a Shell Terminal use these command patterns (linux):
rsync -e "/usr/bin/dbclient -p [yourSSH port] -i dropbear_rsa_host_key" -azv... source_on_the_nas login@youriphost:destination_on_the_remote_host (copy NAS => Host)
or
rsync -e "/usr/bin/dbclient -p [yourSSH port] -i dropbear_rsa_host_key" -azv... login@youriphost:source_on_the_remote_host destination_on_the_nas (copy host => Nas)
with :
- destination_on_the_nas (or source_on_the_nas): full path on the nas (/share/1000/sharename/subfolder/...)
- login : name authorized to do an SSH access by your remote host
- yourSSH port : SSH port used by the SSH server of the remote host
Note: if the remote SSH serveur uses the same port as SSH server of NAS, option"-e" is useless in this configuration, because the environment variable "RSYNC_RSH" is set
-With SSH access with key
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port] -i /rw_fs/etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key
-With SSH access with password
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port]
RSYNC_RSH=/usr/bin/dbclient -p [SSH port]
So the command to use is simplified:
For exemple : rsync -azv... source_on_the_nas login@youriphost:destination_on_the_remote_host
ssh is an alias used openssh !
You must use dbclient as SSH client as written in the SSH server help page
Finally, I cannot use the U-boot console at present of course as it continues to wait to interrupt a drive thats not booting well enough, so i cannot try any of the other commands thats within this thread...
ide reset
ide part
I made sure no partitions were present but i did this inside windows disk management?? hope that was ok and i did take a snapshot of this once i had completed my fist install - if you want to see what the results were i can post it.
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